4 Symptoms of a Cracked Oil Pan (and Repair Cost)
Are you noticing worrisome oil stains in your driveway or garage? While it may end up being a common leaking valve cover gasket, the possibility of an issue much more…
Are you noticing worrisome oil stains in your driveway or garage? While it may end up being a common leaking valve cover gasket, the possibility of an issue much more…
A well-balanced air-to-fuel ratio is necessary for an engine to run as efficiently as possible. When this delicate balance is off, it can lead to a variety of problems. This…
Losing oil without a trace is one of the most frustrating problems a vehicle owner can face. You’ve checked the ground expecting to find a puddle, but there’s nothing there….
When an engine suddenly starts making an abnormal noise, it’s natural for drivers to worry. One such noise that typically generates significant cause for concern is piston slap. Piston slap…
Has your vehicle recently displayed a check engine light that has been traced back to an underlying P0193 fault code? If so, you’re probably concerned about the state of your…
If your car is struggling to start or running rough, the problem may not be battery or fuel system-related. Instead, the ignition control module (ICM) may be to blame. If…
Those who own a four-wheel drive vehicle are likely familiar with the importance of their vehicle’s transfer case. This sub-assembly is the heart of the four-wheel drive system and should…
Is your Honda or Acura displaying a “Check Emission System” light in your dash? Don’t stress just yet at this relatively common message. This warning can indicate a variety of…
You’ve just learned that your check engine light that has been traced back to an active P06DD fault code. Now what? Well for starters, take this code seriously. Because it…
One topic often misunderstood in the world of automotive repair and maintenance is that of evaporative emissions. EVAP systems have now served as regular equipment on all American vehicles for…
Discovering that your vehicle has a P0480 code can be a worrisome, leaving you concerned about potential repair costs and whether your vehicle is safe to drive. But don’t panic…
You’re driving along and you notice that your temperature gauge isn’t moving after a few minutes of driving. Or maybe it suddenly flatlines. Is your engine about to overheat? Is…
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